Tertullian the African
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Tertullian the African

David E. Wilhite

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Tertullian the African

David E. Wilhite

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Millennium ĂŒberschreitet Grenzen, Grenzen zwischen den Epochen und regionalen RĂ€umen wie auch Grenzen zwischen den Disziplinen. Die Schriftenreihe Millennium-Studien ist, genauso wie das Jahrbuch, international, interdisziplinĂ€r und epochenĂŒbergreifend ausgerichtet. Das Herausgebergremium und der Beirat reprĂ€sentieren ein breites FĂ€cherspektrum: Kunst- und literaturwissenschaftliche BeitrĂ€ge kommen ebenso zu ihrem Recht wie historische, theologische und philosophische, und die Millennium-Studien bieten gleichermaßen Raum fĂŒr Arbeiten zu den lateinischen und griechischen wie zu den orientalischen Kulturen.

In die Studien finden einschlÀgige Monographien und Sammelwerke aus dem gesamten Themenspektrum Aufnahme, zudem Kommentare und Editionen. Publikationssprachen sind vornehmlich Deutsch und Englisch; die Aufnahme französischer, italienischer und spanischer Arbeiten ist möglich.

Falls Sie ein Manuskript fĂŒr die Studien einreichen möchten, bitte wir Sie, sich an den fachnĂ€chsten Herausgeber zu wenden:

Wolfram Brandes, Frankfurt (Byzantinistik und FrĂŒhes Mittelalter): [email protected]

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Karla Pollmann, Bristol (FrĂŒhes Christentum und Patristik): [email protected]

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2011
ISBN
9783110926262
Edition
1

Table of contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Contents
  3. Abbreviations
  4. Chapter One – Conceptual Frameworks for Re-Reading Tertullian
  5. 1.1 A Postcolonial Re-reading of Tertullian
  6. 1.2 An Anthropologcial “Writing” of Tertullian
  7. 1.3 Patristic Readings of Tertullian
  8. 1.4 The Context of Tertullian: Colonization of Africa
  9. 1.5 The Context of Tertullian: Christianization of Roman Africa
  10. 1.6 Conclusion
  11. Chapter Two – Social Identity
  12. 2.1 Social Anthropology and Social Identity
  13. 2.2 Roman Africa and Social Identity
  14. 2.3 Ancient African Christians and Social Identity
  15. 2.4 Tertullian and Social Identity
  16. Chapter Three – Kinship Theory
  17. 3.1 Social Anthropology and Kinship Identity
  18. 3.2 Roman Africa and Kinship Identity
  19. 3.3 Ancient African Christians and Kinship Identity
  20. 3.4 Tertullian and Kinship Identity
  21. Chapter Four – Class Theory
  22. 4.1 Social Anthropology and Class Identity
  23. 4.2 Roman Africa and Class Identity
  24. 4.3 Ancient African Christians and Class Identity
  25. 4.4 Tertullian and Class Identity
  26. Chapter Five – Ethnicity Theory
  27. 5.1 Social Anthropology and Ethnic Identity
  28. 5.2 Roman Africa and Ethnic Identity
  29. 5.3 Ancient African Christians and Ethnic Identity
  30. 5.4 Tertullian and Ethnic Identity
  31. Chapter Six – Anthropology of Religion
  32. 6.1 Social Anthropology and Religious Identity
  33. 6.2 Roman Africa and Religious Identity
  34. 6.3 Ancient African Christians and Religious Identity
  35. 6.4 Tertullian and Religious Identity
  36. Chapter Seven – Disciplinary Frameworks for Re-Contextualizing Tertullian
  37. 7.1 Tertullian and Africa in Patristic Studies
  38. 7.2 Tertullian and Africa in Historical Theology
  39. Bibliography
  40. General
  41. Ancient Authors
  42. Index
  43. Subject
  44. Modern Authors
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APA 6 Citation

Wilhite, D. (2011). Tertullian the African ([edition unavailable]). De Gruyter. Retrieved from https://www.perlego.com/book/652857/tertullian-the-african-pdf (Original work published 2011)

Chicago Citation

Wilhite, David. (2011) 2011. Tertullian the African. [Edition unavailable]. De Gruyter. https://www.perlego.com/book/652857/tertullian-the-african-pdf.

Harvard Citation

Wilhite, D. (2011) Tertullian the African. [edition unavailable]. De Gruyter. Available at: https://www.perlego.com/book/652857/tertullian-the-african-pdf (Accessed: 14 October 2022).

MLA 7 Citation

Wilhite, David. Tertullian the African. [edition unavailable]. De Gruyter, 2011. Web. 14 Oct. 2022.